Frauds Charged in Marble Mining Stock Sale
A South Dakota lawsuit seeks appointment of a receiver against Western Marble and Cement company and its eight directors for alleged fraudulent stock sales. Plaintiff B F Christian contests a mineral land contract with Clara M. Crabtree and accuses executives of misrepresentation. The case, filed in Rapid City, targets stock sales totaling millions with minimal actual purchases and questions key executive roles and compensation. The firm organized in 1927 aims to mine lands and build transport for mineral products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siom Falls
Wille
Rapid City
Western Marbis and Cement Company
B.F. Chistian
Pine River
Min
A. J. Keith
Nere
Clara M. Crabtree
Western 3Tarble and Cement Company
South Dakota
Catty
Purose
Christian
Vien
St. Paul
Lowa
Chicago
Minneapolia
George “Eliott Magrow
John. K. Reddy
Ulerich
B.S. Fieset
E. W. Gilford
Art St Paul
96 Per Cent Of Chicks Grown By Grow Health Plan
Hecla January report highlights 96 percent maturity from 510 chicks with 490 reaching adulthood at Mrs. Scheeffers farm. County flock owners show higher success when following all five Grow Healthy Chicks measures versus partial adherence.
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T.scheeffer
Ty Omer Heone
W. E. Dittmer
Elmer, Wagener
Putney
Extension ‘Service
Dittmer
Broadland Court of Honor Plane Meet Held
Broadland Boy Scout troop planned a special Court of Honor at the Methodist church on Wednesday night. Members recently completed camping and cooking tests at Steven Beamsma’s pond, about 2 1/2 miles north and half a mile east of Broadland. Walter Bosma’s grave and others were noted as the troop’s progress continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadand
Methodist Church
Steven Beamsma
Broadland
Ed Mudem
Morse
Wessington Bank Leader Faces Surgery After Illness
The bank president of Wessington, Minnesota, faces surgery after illness. He was hospitalized briefly, then discharged in improving condition and returned home two weeks ago.
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Wessington
Wester
Weasington
Rothester
Minn
Thay
Methods to control cricket menace in alfalfa fields
South Dakota State College researchers report perfected methods to curb the common black field cricket, a major alfalfa seed pest. Techniques include soil surface egg destruction, spring harrow cultivation, burning straw stacks, and Holton bait. expected to protect alfalfa seed crops worth up to $23 per bushel and reduce damage to grain and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
C. Savarin
South Dakota State College
South’Dakota
State Department of Agriculture
State College’ Extension
A. J. Ford
Severin
Eustatin
Balt
State College
Holton
Procesa
Neces
Gary
Demaga
Nalta
Altalta
Abele
Phatakotas
Andy Joiis
Dakota
PR TAKES SMGANN VALLEY HOTEL EV ALEY
Special notice reports a takeover of the Gahn Valley hotel on January 2 by SMGANN. Details are limited in the fragment, but the action concerns management or ownership change affecting the Valley property.
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Smgann Valley Hotel
EV Aley
Specia
the Gahn Valley
Mut
Cartinr
Alfalfa Contest Planned in Campbell County
A five acre alfalfa growing contest is planned in Campbell County for 1929. Sponsored by the State Bank of Herreid with extension service cooperation. Any farmer planting five or more acres of alfalfa in 1929 may enter. Fifty dollars in prize money will go to top fields. County demand for cultivated feed grows as old prairie hay fails. Alfalfa and sweet clover increasingly common on local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City
Campbell County
Benjamin H. Schaab
State Bank of Herreid
Extension Service
Schaub Seid
Herreid Bank
Schaub
Writers invited to South Dakota congress in Rapid City
Pierre January 2 UPI Invitations extended to South Dakota writers and former residents to attend the Greater South Dakota Congress in Rapid City January 22 to 25. Prominent speakers from both the state and elsewhere will discuss historical instances personal reminiscences and literary achievements. Invitees include Hamlin Garland Kennett Harris D W Foley U E B Rolydag J W Schleikjer Howard Beggar and Archer Gilfillan with affiliations in New York Pasadena Omaha and North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
Pasadena
California
University ‘of
Omaha
South Dakota State College
Aberdeen Normal
Archer Gilfillan
Stim Buttes
the Atlantic Monthly
Rural Credit Loans Inforce and Foreclosures Report
Pierre January 2. D A McCullough rural credit commissioner reviews two years of department affairs. Loans in force fall from 12 116 to 7757 covering about 515000 acres with 9 loans foreclosure and 1047 acres in process. Rental collections rise from 368.20 in 1923 to 210023.68 in 1928 with 324625 collected for 1929. Income from rents and land sales constrained by legislation and crop conditions.
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Pierre
D. A. McCullough
McCullough
Rural Credit Department
Ignd Ta
Births in 1928 in Jerauld County Wellington Springs
Birth notices indicate births in 1928 at Wellington Springs Jerauld County. Details are sparse but point to local records of infant arrivals within the county community.
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Jerauld
Supreme Court Rules On Land Tax Bail Insurance
The North Dakota Supreme Court reversed a Perkin County circuit court ruling in McDonald v. Helgerson, holding that holding lands receive bail insurance benefits only after the auditor receives necessary facts via assessor returns or verified owner statements. The decision noted the tenant Nolag provided an acreage break that was filed but not fully reported to the auditor, leading to McDonald’s mandamus action for damages from July 1926. If the required information is not reported, the bail insurance law cannot apply.
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Picure
State Supreme Court
Tripp
3. A. McDonald
G. H. Helgerson
McDonald
Leii
Supreme Court
Sherwood
Tive Wosons
NHPL
Gregory County Circuit Court
American State Bank
Lumbard State Bank
Kimbail Ter
G. Bradshiv
Brule County
Onion Life Insurance Company of
Des Moines
Elmer EL Boynton
Elmer Q. Boynton
Apnellani
Agaignec
Witiany Hoese
Whole Wheat Cereal Company
N. M. Christenson
Sioux Falls
Lyon County
Minnesota
Mortasge
Roger Pendergast
Mung
Isaac C. Taylor
Thomas FP. Crosby
Joh C. Parla
Nellie A. Taylor
Isis Taylor
Moody Toupty Cf
Crosby
Davizon County
Gregory County Ciredit Court
Tailace
Amos Lane
Charles P. Greey
Apnelant
Fall River County
Cireul
Alfiem School
Iishmore Intendent
S.C. Brown
E. A. Senepk
L. A. Sh 7
E. J. Quirk
Hyde County
Etre Wul Court
Circuit Court
First National Bank of Huron
Louis M. Sessler
Annie Sasser
BR. Geiger
D. Goldsmith
Commercial State ‘Bank of Salem
James Valley Bank of Huron
Midland National Bank and Trust Company ‘of
Minneapolis
Appetla
McCook County
Salem
Corsica State Bank
Wiliam Heezen
Anneflant
Douglas County
Ne Jal
Baok
Coltece Xmannt
Meridian Highway Bridge Company
Charles Paris
James Leon
Yankton Candy Kitchen
Yankton County
Solomon Mamburger
Economy Department Store
Standard Rile Insurance Campany
Jake L. Holmes
W. L. Baker
Lillian P. Fantte
Charles Fantle
Sam ‘Fantle
A. E. Patterson
Codington County Circuit Court
Brandon Savings Bals
C. T. Swanson
John Tt. Med
Second Judicial Circuit
Vinal boosts strength and weight for Mrs Cortese
Advertisement claims Vinal, a compound of food and iron, improves nervous fatigue and anemia. Mrs Cortese reports gaining 18 pounds and increased energy after taking Vinal, touting better sleep and large appetite. Perriton's Drug Store is listed as a retailer.
South Dakota Farmers Week Adds Noted Speakers
Brookings January edition notes three prominent agricultural authorities join Farmers Week at South Dakota State College. Former Nebraska governor A Kelpie. Prowbridge of North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station. and Louis N Crill state agriculture secretary will speak. Crill and Prowbridge address concerns on potato prices and production.
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Neask
Gevinilaire
Nebraska Farmer
Larsen
Farmers Weekly
Ils. Im
State Colleges
Crill
South Dakota
Trowbridge
Chicago
Noth
Unclear fragment hints at agricultural note
Fragmentary text references a person and an agricultural matter with missing context and uncertain details, preventing a clear summary of events or outcomes.
Pardon Board Reorganization Reigns In Maine
The Maine pardon board undergoes a January 7 reorganization with new members including Attorney General-elect Kennebec. The presiding judge of the supreme court, the attorney general, and the secretary of state form the board, with ongoing eligibility for continued service through reappointment.
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Pierre
Jan Ieenige
Passton
Lng
Les Moor
Atecour
Ganerst Ruel Jones
Kennebec
Attorner General-Elu
Supreme Court
Sidie
Condition improves for Wellington nurse after care incident
Wellington January 2. The condition of Vielet Milles a noted nurse who contracted illness while caring for Joe City was reported as Milley was $2 Gaye.
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Wellington
Snevij
Vielet Milles
Joe City
Milley
Bank dividend announced after suspension at Citizens Bank
The state banking department announced a 5 percent dividend to crawlers of the closed Citizens Bank of ete Parker, bringing the total paid since suspension to 25 percent.
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Pierre
Citizens Bank of Ete Parker
State Banking Department
Precautionary Cold Cure Promises Nujal and Mistol Relief
A passage extols Nujal as a harmless system aid and Mistol as protection for nose and throat against influenza. It instructs daily use, including morning and evening, with a dropper for throat irrigation and gargling. The double-safeguard of Nujol and Mistol is touted to help prevent colds and flu.
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Nocuce
Nujol
Mistol
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Im Western Marble and Cement Company
Broadland Court
O of Honor
H.C. Severin
S. D. Congress
Wellington Springs, San
Defendiant
Hotel
Dyckman
Sixth Street
Nicollet and
Henepis
G ‘Lumehieok
A Corp
D, M. Delaney
R.mcketyie
Nebraska
P. F. Trowbridge
L. N
Ftys
John L. Coulter
Bota Agriculta
F. Grap
Bese Farmer's Cooperative Association
DR. Stewart
Farmers & Merchant Bank
Sareiui
Wolverine Care Grown
Bervice
Second and
Hiinas Ste
W. L. Matlock
Rolte
Lampe
Ohlce
Fhonen
Huron Clinic
Sprague Hospital
Sprague
D. Sewell
M.D
Isaacson
Ghee EH
MD You
Waxton
Shireed
Mob
Dr. David
Mistal
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